ITALIAN CONVERSATION #3 – WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

ITALIAN CONVERSATION #3 – WHAT ARE YOU DOING?


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12 thoughts on “ITALIAN CONVERSATION #3 – WHAT ARE YOU DOING?”

  1. you english is great! i love your chanel…i found very helpful…to improve my italian. Grazie tanto cara!

  2. si, vengo con te o con tu…which is the most correct statement?

  3. I’m a beginner, am I supposed to understand the Italian talk in all the videos ??

  4. I love the video ,I really want to learn italian language but I am finding it diffcult to speak ik

  5. Thanks a lot I like your teaching your teaching is so soft am new your student ?‍? grazi

  6. La differenza tra andare e venire è difficilè da capire per le persone l’Inglese perché c’è non una regola duro di seguire (io credo!). Al momento sto indovino e spero!

    ‘To go’ and ‘to come’ are very interchangable in English. ‘Will you go to the party with me’, is the same as ‘will you come to the party with me’. Both are completely acceptable. This is why we struggle with the Italian rules because when I read ‘Vieni con me’ I read ‘will you come with me’ because venire is to come and that makes complete sense from my point of view.

    Grazie mille per tuo lavoro Lucrezia!

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